How it works
Journal doodling for the small parts of a page: a heading on a banner, a trail of footprints as a divider, a cup icon for every tea. Each of the 120 says which pens it needs. Press once, then choose a group.
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Doodles for journaling a week
Headings and Dividers hold 24 each, enough to give every day its own look: a month name on a banner with notched tails, a trail of tiny footprints under it. Icons for lists holds 24 more for habit rows, such as a glass of water with a level line.
Easy journal drawings in one pen
Quick holds 22 that need a single black pen: a dotted line with scissors at one end, a lightbulb for an idea, a crescent moon and stars in a top corner. Practise each one twice in the margin first.
- For doodle journaling ideas that last a month, keep to one colour plus black. The pages will look like a set.
- Draw boxes and dividers before you write, so the words fit the space.
Questions and answers
What are good doodles for journals?
Small, repeatable ones that sit round writing without crowding it: headings, dividers, icons, boxes and corner doodles. The corner ones, such as a snail crawling along the bottom edge, fill space without taking a page.
Where do I start with doodle journal ideas?
Pick one heading and one divider and use them all week. Then add an icon row, such as a moon for hours of sleep, and a box for notes. Four small doodles make a finished-looking spread.
How are journaling doodles different from art journal prompts?
Art journal prompts are whole pages of paint, paper and memories. These are journaling drawing ideas for the parts round your writing: a title, a line, an icon, a box.